Proponents of the behavioral View of Achievement (For Example, Vaughn

question 75

Multiple Choice

Proponents of the behavioral view of achievement (for example, Vaughn Crandall) believe that

• A) achievement is best viewed as a class of instrumental responses rather than an internal drive for competence
• B) the pride stemming from one's noteworthy accomplishments is what reinforces achievement behavior
• C) people strive to match exacting standards in order to win others' approval or to avoid others' disapproval
• D) achievement is best viewed as a class of instrumental responses rather than an internal drive for competence and the pride stemming from one's noteworthy accomplishments is what reinforces achievement behavior
• E) achievement is best viewed as a class of instrumental responses rather than an internal drive for competence and people strive to match exacting standards in order to win others' approval or to avoid others' disapproval

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